Rosie Cavaliero

Biography

Rosie Cavaliero, a talented British actress, has carved out a notable presence in the television landscape through her remarkable versatility. Originally from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, she moved to England with her family during her childhood. Cavaliero made her screen debut in the medical drama "Medics" (ITV, 1990-95) and spent the 1990s establishing her career with guest roles across various shows, most prominently in a multi-episode arc on "Cold Feet" (ITV, 1997-2003).

Her breakthrough came when she landed a leading role in the sitcom "Eyes Down" (BBC, 2003-04), which, despite its short run, showcased her talent. Following this, she starred in the comedies "Feel the Force" (BBC, 2006) and "Jam and Jerusalem" (BBC, 2006-09), and appeared alongside Claire Foy in the miniseries "Little Dorrit" (BBC, 2008). In 2011, she was part of an esteemed cast in "Jane Eyre" (BBC), portraying Grace Poole.

Cavaliero continued to build her impressive résumé with the crime drama "Prey" (ITV, 2014-15), where she played Detective Sergeant Susan Reinhart, and had recurring roles in "Hunderby" (Sky Atlantic, 2012-15) and "Unforgotten" (ITV, 2015- ). She showcased her comedic chops alongside John Cleese in "Hold the Sunset" (BBC, 2018- ) and starred in the drama "Cleaning Up" (ITV, 2019- ). Most recently, she gained wider recognition in the U.S. for her role as housekeeper Elizabeth Cordingley in "Gentleman Jack" (BBC/HBO, 2019- ), a series that explores the life and loves of 19th-century landowner Anne L